The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-26 00:00:00

T ~? I (, fi pt„ ii 1, to CLqt: had k et si have r - e~ t- 1 - eet. e !)I Icfr ob ,urse e of Al a Dirge adia ainly led a I, (10 inny near any it in that iinst have, Deny now, it 11311 - • (), 1-2 Lcu .7.l) an such reiva Ipati in a ?--- C'y r 3: ;y. i ,11C- L. I lop laVy, (0 1. s 1C- lc U tle icr (!) otlf 1,• !„ u e ~ ?;c c , :~}' A: Coe', 118. ilpd2 Ca MP 118 3 . 0 4 : ucen • 3C -, ~~~ ~~ , 7 ~`) k~~:ti' I .• L% t PIC 1e 55 of tc ~: . 1 1; , J ; . my "i ; lila (id toil in tl2` 'MN' )r : )s. f ,~{ ~y ~--- 1 TiyIBER 5471.1 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 27, 181(h -r/ill be performed the "Cragedy of . . THE FREE, KNIGHTS; • Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. . The Pr4ice Palatine, Mr. EGERTON; . Baron Ravensberg, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Ravensag, Mr. C. K F ;41. E ; Court kolai,d, Mr. I NCL EDON tellarmin (the Abbot of Corbey). Mr. YOUNG . 1 Christopher, Mr. FAWCETT ; Oliver, Mr. SAMMONS ; Agnes, Mrs. H. 'IOHNSTON ; The Countess Raind, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Ulrica, Mrs. DICKONS. - I .lt'Ad 111. will be represented the Installation of the AbbOt of Corbcy. WSTH • THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON, . Murtoch Delany . , Mr. WEBB. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 35. ed. Second Price It.' Gallery 2s. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. , iPlaces -for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the i r F ß ou ox r: Office, in Prince's-place L Hart-street, from Ten 0 -41 The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Halt past Six. ...On Thursday willbe ailed (for the first time) a new Co. '' edY, in Five Acis, called How to Tease, and How s to Please; to which will be added, The Quaker. EIGHTH TIME. LYCEUM THEA ['RE. . _ tinder the Special License of theLURR CHAMBERLAIN, granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE. rill, THIS PRESENT EV ENING,. March 24,'Ittio, per afortri a new Serio-Cornic Opera. called . THE MANIAC ! Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI. The Cirtra;.ters by Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. EiIdILAND, 11r. WROUGHTON, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH,• Mr. DOWT ON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mrs. MOUNT IN, Mrs. BISHOP, Mrs. BLAND. After which (17th time) a new Musical Farce, io Two Ads called HIT Oil MISS ! 1 he LI , .r46:ters Mr. PEN I EY. MI. DWCAMP, Mr. MATHE S WS, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. lOHNS TONE, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MILLER, Mr. EVANS, Mrs. MADDOCKS, Miss KELLY, Mrs. BLAND. foxes bs. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d Second Price 2S.— v,allery as. Second PI/CC is. -Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. Boxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Sox. Office, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had private Jinxes nightly. The Doors will he opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. The numerous parties of Ladies and Gentlemen, who have been disappointed of Boxes and Places to witness the repre aentarion of tacquainted, that these Pier-es are respeetful I v • The new Serio-Comic Opera of The Maniac ! or, The Swiss Banditti, will be repeated, with the new Musical Farce of Hit or Mi ss ! every Evening till turther notice. LAST WEEK BUT TWO. ORATORIOS ATP LAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. NEWTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNSDA' and FRIDAY nest, will be performed'a GRAND SELECTION, in which Ma . cam CATAL.ANI will introduce " Angels ever bright And fair," " Hope told a flatt'ring tale," and the Bravura Grie ieliatouragio," occompanied on the Violin by Mr. ASH 1-,EY.. And Mr. BRAHAM, " Ott on a plat," "Ye gloomy caves," and " On this cold flinty rock," (from the Upera of Kais), and " The Death of Abercrombie. With several favourite CHORUSES from Acis and Gala. tea, Athalia, lephtha, ludas Macchabseus, Creation; Re wamption, arc. Principal Performers, I Madame CATALANI, Miss GR.G LI ETTI, Miss BOLTON, and Mrs. BLAND; Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. W. TAYLOR, and Mr. BELLAMY. • Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, 'Mr. $. ASHLEY. For the accommodation of the Public, the Theatrical Or. chestra will be added to the Pit. The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the On- Igrios. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart street. Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven. Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Gallery Is. Half-price at Nine o'C lock. LAsr LOTTERY, I.ATE LOTTERY, 14th February, iSto. loth C)ttober,igo9. • Prize of . 4:20,000 2 Prizesof . A:20,000 • . . - 5,uOO I 7 - - - I t,000 3 500 1 2 12 Capitals. 8 CapitAls. • EISEI sold the above TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES, in the Two last Lotteries, in Shares, at A Nhere T 4, CRNHI ELand , an SH A d 9, RES are selling NO the .A IC O KETs tor NEW 1 -0"1f ER Y, to be Drawn the Bth•of UNE. The Scheme is the same as the last, belt the Contractor makes a free Gift of FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS to the Holder of the first.drawn Prize above tsl by which a single Ticket may gain the immense Sum of too,oo ol . and a Sixteenth .oQuol. Schemes, with particulars, gratis, and.the fortunate liolders of any Shares of the above Twenty Capital Prizes y receive the Money on demand, or exchange their Prizes ior Tickets and Shares in the New, Lottery, at 4; Cornhill, ' a Pci 9, Charing-cross. I'4 LIV STA T 1.01 - I ERY, All to be Driwo Silk 'UNE, iS,o. IVE Ttiousand Ntank.ers, Four Tickets of each , . Number. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of . . k .20,000 i 4 Prizes of -. . . ,C 5,000 1 4 20 • too 44 ..... .. , 5.° . , 5,000 Prizes, amounting to zoe,oool. . AND FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, -.......... In addition to the Mnney Prizes, consisting of Four Packets of One Hundred Tickets each ; by which improved mode pf adventure, the Purchaser of a single Ticket obtains - the chance °t gaining One Hundred Thousand Pounds ; by an Halt, a Quarter, or an' Eighth, in proportion ; and a Sixreenttrmay gain 5.4 Thou:rand Pounds'an , . upwards. , . The TICKET* and SHARES are on. Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOVI.UCK, and (.o. 11AN.X.-BVILDINGS, CORNHILL. And facing th e G a t e o f t h e Ki ng ' s M e ws, Cfiaring-ero,ss ; Who Sold and Shared in the last State Lottery :. ~ Twoof the Four Prizes of - - - ••- • '4' os ,000 L4O-3.701 B. .. - .. . . . ... 2.0, , ,00 • 3 , 734 D. . - - - - - - 2.0,000'. Ann 999 D. 1,00r01..-2.95z B. t,0c01.-3,436.C. sod. * 4 * Persons who Wish for particular Ni.ont)e.r.s should make early application, to yreveut clistippoilittneet. - • : „. . :MONDAY, IVIAncH 26, 1810. SALES. KENT.-OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in the next Month, ' UPWARDS of Two Thousand Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, now standing in the Parish of Tunbridge, . near to the River Medway. The whole adjoin ing the Turnpike-road, and will be . divided into convenient Lots. Printed Particulars are preparing, and may be had in a few days at the principal Inns in the County and at Nu.4o, • Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, LIGHTMOOR IRON WORKS, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. COURT and JACOB, On Saturday, April 7, 1810, at Three o' Clock in. the After noon, at the Stewponey inn, in the•Parishof Kinver, in I the County of Stafford, subject to such conditions as will be then produced : lANE undivided Moiety or equal 1 - l Alf Part of iind in certain Iron Works, called LI G wrm 00 R IRON WORKS, situate at .Little Dawley, in the t-ounty of Salop, lately carried on in Copartnership by Mr.. Francis Homfray, deceased, with Cohn Addenb: - oeke Addenbrooke, Esq. which consist of three Blast Furnaces, five Finertes, four Smiths' ,Shops, one Blast Lngine, by Boulton and Watt, as Inches ; ten Puddling Furitaces,liwith Engine to work two iron Helves and one pair of Rolls ; one Shingling Forge, with two Ball ing Furnaces and Engine, a Fothldry complete,. a Boring Mill, and Lathe. Also of and in the Mines of Coal, Clay , and Ironstone,-in and under certain Lands belonging to the Right Hon.. Lord Craven, containing 500 Acres, more or less, situate within the Manor of Little Dawley, and the Engines and Whimsies, Clerks' and Workmen's Houses ; and of and in all Contrads for Coal, Ironstone, and Limestone, entered into for the said Copartnership ; which Premises are held under a lease and covenant for renewal for along Term of Years, which will expire the loth of April, 183 e, at and under certain yearly rents, royalties, andpayments. The Moiety or Half - Part of the Fixtures and Effe&s on the Premises (an -inventory or particular whereof will be pro - . duced at the time.of sale) is to be taken to by the Purchaser upon an appraisement to be made by tWo indifferent persons. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Witton and Trait- ter,. at the Works, at Lightmoor ; Mr. Jeremiah Caswell Homfray, at the Hyde, in 'the parish 9f Kinver,. aforesaid ; or Mr. Robins, Solicitor, in Stourbridge, Worcestershire. Also, at the same time and place, Together'in one Lot, or in the following or such other Lots as shall be agreed upon at the time of Sale, (subject to such conditions as will be then produced) LuT I. All that capital Mansion, called the HYDE-HOUSE, late the residence. and estate of Mr. F. Humtray, Iron master, deceased ; with the Coach-houSa, Hot-tiousee, Green-house, Offices, Stabling for twenty 1-I,:ises, Farm Buit~l . Gardens, and appurtenances therewith - occupied; ' also the Hyde Iron Works, consisting of a Stearn - Engine, Forge, Rolling and Slitting Mills, Warehouses, and twelve Workmen's Houses ; together with the following very vain able Closes' of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands, lying around the - Mansion, and forming together a situation replete with convenience and advantage, abounding with Fish and • Game, the Works being near to the - Banks of the Stafford shire and Worcestershire Canal, the House and Offices coin plete and' fit tor the residence of a repectable and genteel family, and the Farm of the Most pleasant and profitable kind, being situated in a very desirable neighbourhood, with. • in a few miles of Enville, Himlea , and Ilagley, and calcu lated toe the growth of turnips and barley, v.ith a large por- . twn ut ntratiowitig. • A. R. P. i -House, Offices, Yards, Gardens; &c. - 1 2 3 Gardens, Plantations, Copy.hold 19 Part of the great Metalow, in tront . of the House• 19 2,23 Slitting Mill, Buildings, Yard, Sze. o 2 36 Roundabout - - 2 r 16 Buildings and Garden - - • - o o 32 Yard and Buildings at the Forge and Rolling Mill o ;28 Houses and Gardens near the last Buildings - o 3 4 Back Brook - - o a 20 Meadow South-east of the Mill Pool 7 Watercourse to the Forge and Mill • • 2 to Big Meadow, adoiuing the Staffordshire and Wor cester Canal - 5 22 4 Osiers, between the Canal and the river Stour t a to Strip of Land, called Tinker's, and Osier Bed in the Pool - . - 0 3 9 c Freeehold Part -' g 1 19 1 Hen Park j Copyhold Part - 3 a 18 S 8t 37 Adjoining the Garden and Homestall, Copyhold o 2 ' 8 The Dale Piece . 8 026 The Six Acres - 5 3 4 The Seven Acres ' - 6 a () Between HaWthorh-Tree Piece and the Seven Acres 6 2 23 Hawthorn-Tree Piece - - 12 0 a' • Meadow West of lasi-mentioned Piece 7 023 ' g 6 i 3o BRITISH , GALLERY, PALL-MALL. .THIS Gallery,. for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, is OPEN to the Public, and will continue open every day from Ten in the Forenoon till Five in the Afternoon. Admittance is.—Catalogues 6d. By Order, . • VALENTINE GREEN; A.R.A. Keeper. • FIVE GUINEAS REWARD. • 7 - ST, 'by a Gentleman, a Black Morocco • POCKETBOOK, containing a Note of Hand for . 4631. drawn by Samuel Wilmot, BristOl, payable to the Or. der of Jacob (iddins Hitchcock, dated the tst of lan. 18to, at Six Months after date. .... _ Also, a NOTE•• of HAND drawn by Geo. Willis, at Sixty five Days date, and indorsed by _ Watts, for 171.'175. with sundry other Memorandums. • Payment of the above Bills being stopped, can be of no use but to the owner. • _ _ . Whoevever will bring the same to Meyler and Son, Prin ters, Bath, shall receive the above Reward. DIAMONDS AND. PEARLS. JACOB begs leave to inform the Public, that he continues to give the Full Value, in Ready money, for DIAMONDS and PEARLS, at No. 32, Cock• spyr-street, Charing-cross, opposite the Cannon Tavern. This-Day was published, SIR FRANCIS BURDETT to his CONSTITU -0 ENTS,cienying the POWER of the HOUSE of COM. MONS to IMVRISON the PEOPLE of ENGLAND. Printed for R. Bagshaw, Brydges.street, Covent-garden ; and Budd, Pall Mall. • EXPEDITION TO THE KIVEIt SCHELDT; 'This Day was published, By Becket and Porter, Si, Pall-Mall, THOUGHTS on the RESOLUTIONS to be moved this pay in the HOUSE of COMMONS by, Lord PORCHESTE R. • Ot whom ma) be had, the Second Edition, price as. Brief - Remarks on the Public Letter of Sir Stracitan, and tue Narrative of the Earl of Chatham. This Day was published, Harrlsomely printed in (Mayo, and illustrated with Ten Quarto Plate's, .price gs. in boards, or with the Plates co lotired igs. in boards, AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of Of CRYP I'OGAMO US PLANTS, in Letters. .13y . KURT SPRENG EL. D. M. ProlesSor of Botany at Halle, &c.. Translated from the German. • Printed for j. White, and Co. Horace's-head, Fleet. street. BRITISH This Da) was published, A SUPPLEMENT to TESTACEA BRITAN- N WA, with Figures. By G. MONTAGU, Esq. i L.S. and W.S. Sold by White and Co. Fleet-street, and all other Book sellers. Plain Copies as. coloured ii. i6s. Tuose ‘Aho desire coloured Copies of the original Part, are informed that a few remain on.hand. This Day were published, Hansomely printed in u Volumes oetavo, price 51,. 3s. in hoards. THE WORKS of JOHN JORTIN, D. D. Archdeacon ot\ London, Redor of St. Dunstan's in the East, and Vicar of kensangton. Vol. t, 2,3, Discourses concerning the Truth of the Chris tian Religion ; and Rc-marks on Ecclesiastical History. Vol. 4. S, the Li •e of Erasmus. Vol. 7, S, g, 10 Sermons and Charges. • Vol. t. Six Dissertations on different SubjeaS. Printed for W bite, and Co. ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; F. C. and I. Rivington; Vernor, - Hood, and Sharpe; and F. Wingrave. A few Copies still remain of the Traas Philological,Criti cal, and Miscellaneous, a. Vols. Svo. published. in 1790, price 1.45. in boards. Tiiu Day were published, Handsomely printed in demy Quarto, with aßne Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by C. Warien, price 11. is. boards, MELVIOIRS of the LIFE mid WRITINGS of bir PHILIP SIDNEY. " Nor love thy life, - nor hate : but what thou liv'st Live well.: how long or short, permit to Heaven." MILTON. By THOMAS ZOUCEI, D.D. F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham. The Second Edition. London:Printed for I. Mawman, Poultry; and T. Payne, Pall Mall ; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Walton's Lives. Second Edition, Odivo, rzs. in boards. PUBLIC CHARITIES, - This Day was published,' In One Volume, price zos. in boards, (dedicated by permis-. sion to the King,) 'HE PUBLIC CHARITIES of LONDON ; 1 being an Account of their. Origin, Design, and present State • classed al phalaetical y under the denominations of Alms Houses, - Dispensaries, School, . and • Colleges, .MiscellaneouS Charities. By ANT. HIGUIMORE, ESQ. Author of the Law of Ivlortmain find Charitable Uses, &c. The Public Charities of the British 'Metropolis have al ways been esteemed its brig-htest ornaments, and highly ho nourable to the character of the Nation ; yet till the present work there did not exist any detailed view of their History and Establishment. Besides gratilying curiosite, the work will also, it is to be hoped, be the means of resetting some godlike designs from the neglect and decay consequent on obscurity, of exciting towards others the munificence of be nevolent persons, and of hukting up the w hole as objects of example and imitation to the, nation at large. Printed for Richard Philips, Bridge-street:; and to be had of all Booktellers. CHESHIRE. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in quarto, with 'numerous Engravings, of Maps, Antiquities, price 31. 35. in boards ; a few' copies on Imperial Paper, with Proof Impressions, price S 1. O Ss• • TTLUME the SECOND, PART 11. Contain- V Ing , CHESHIRE—ofMAGNIA BRITANNIA; being a concise Topographical Account of the several Counties of Great Britain. By the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A. M. F.R.S. F.A. and B.S: Rec. - tor of Rodinartun, Gloucestershire ; and - SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F.R.S. and F.A.S. Keeper of his Majesty's Records in the Tower of London. Also, Part I ll.'containing 13 Views in Cheshire, of Bri. tannia Depida ; a series of Vrewsof the most interesting anti piduresque objcds in Great Britain,, engraved from draw -- ittgs, by Messrs. Farington, Hearne, Turner, Alexander, &c. Price if. (ss. A few sets of Proofs oil Imperial Paper, price 31. ros. Printed for T. Codell and W. Davies, Strand. . Of whom may be had, - . The First Volume of Magna Britannia ; containing the Counti._> of Bedford, Clerks, and‘Bucks. A.nd the Firs-, Part of Vol. 11. containing Cambridge Shire; each illustrtte , i by numerous Engravings. Also, the First and Second Parts of Britannia pepina, containing Views in the same Counties. These two works,' which illustrate each other, are sold tog,i,ther, orseparate,; they will be continued regularly at thesame periods, arranged in the same manner {she Coun ties alph,abet:,call}j,.-Aun priated-o•paper pt curre:Toutling size and quality. LOT 11. Mop's Farm Piece, or Corner Piece, adjoining the roads from Enville and Kinver, and the mad leading to tli . . • Hyde, Freehold • ' - 8 o 12) ' - Copyhold - - - - 1 335; 1° ° 11 LOT 111. ‘. Little Hyde Field Meadow Ground, below do. O 3 12 10 013 LOT. IV. _ Great Hyde Field - o 28? Meaduw•C; round below d 9. 3 S• I u I LOT. V. A Parcel of Meadow Ground at the West end of the Hyde Meadow, lying ne:XStirryinoor Pool-, and near to the 1 own of Kinver, containing - 3 o to LOT. VI . Another Parcel of Meadow Ground, adjoining to and on the South side of the hit described Lot, between the same and the River Stour, containing 3 o Io ' LOT. VII: • A Parcel of Meadow Ground, Last of Lot 5, and next .tirryinoor Pool aforesaid, containing 3 2 6 LOT VIII. • A Parcel of Meadow Cround, lying East of Lot 6, between the last mentioned Lot and the river 'Stour, containing 3 a 6 The tour last Lots are parts of the Hyde Meadow, and are staked, trigged out, and numbered on the turf. The Pur chasers of Lots 6, 7, and 8, will have a Right of Road through Lot 5 to these tespective Lots. The whole of the foregoing Lots are Tythe.free, except the Copyhold. Land distinguished above, the Lands South easrof the Mill Pool,'-and adjoining the Statlindshire and Worcestershire Canal ; also about -iz Acres of the Hyde eado w LO 1' IX. A new erected Barn, and five pieces of Land, lying . North-west Of the Hyde Farm, .in the parish of Kinver aforesaid, in the possession of Messrs. John Brook and Suns, under a Lease for a Term of at - Years, commencing from Lady Day, ad, con. tinning - ' - 98 312 N. 8.. This Lot is Tythe- free, except Ty the, Wool, and Lamb. Lot'. X. Swindon Forge, situated on the Banks of the Staf fordshire and Worcestershire Canal, at S in the Parish of Womborne, in the County of StattOrd, lately occupied by Mr. Homfray, ,with the Water IV heels, Staatts, Machinery,. and Ap paratus ; the Osier Meadow Grounds and Pools (exclusive of the River) four WorOnen'S Houses, , • one of which, is used- as a Public House, and Gar. (lens to the same belonging,. contaming about 13 .o o For further particulars apply to Kt. ' leremiah,Hoinfray, tt the ti pie aforesaid - ; the A. u.:.tioneers, or. Mr. Robins, So licitor, in stolithlictge, Wutcestett:hire, NY6 has 34 Plan the 11)de Estate. 0 9Niji0 ' ••••• : 44 • •••••••-- - 4 . "• - .4 , -,,, ' f.. ). _, ..i. s ir. -'4 - • ~. r , , rr • C f-t \\.......„ % .4444ihridt ,- 1 1+ ) :rt:LOT, .74! lig z , 34,:,. L. [PRICE SIXPENCE ~ i IALPPEINiN'. 1 VICTUAL L I NG-0 F ' March i 6, ato. THE COMMISSIONSRSfor VICTUALLING HIS MA YEST Y's . N.e4 V Y do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesttly, the 24th instant; they will be' readji to receive Tendert, in writing (sea/yd up), and treat for Two Hundred Thousand Gallons of Wert India RU, M, to be de.; livered, duty free, front the Bonded ll'arehOuses at the, Port o Londoq,,ne.half thereof ,it. the space-u f One Month, andchr othes' hall in One Month afterwards, into his Illajestys Fißualling .Itow at Deptford, and'to be Paid for ! . ?y . Bilis; payable with ln= tet est, niney days of ter date. 7 he • Conditions of the Contraa nr4y be seen a: the Sect t Office.. , Nu regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shz„l not be inserted in luords at length,' or that shall nut he de livered to the Board before One o'Cluik on the said Tuesday, the 27th ins!. nor unless the — Person ?wakes the Ten der, or iotne Pet son on his behaff, atteidi, to answer sv4en'called for. ' t ICTUALLIN4-0 l• FICA • . IL:arch 19, Is/ a , • THE COIIIMISSIONERSjor p JCT UA LUNG 21 " His IiIAjESTY's NAP r do hereby give'Notice,That on Tuesday, the ioth.of April next, they Will be ready to receive Tenders in vt/ritina lealed . up), and treat for-the supplying (og separate Contraas) af what SEA PROVISIONS and-RUM may be required Jrg the Service of His Majetty's shin and Yes. iels at Harwich, for Twelve Months certain ; and further until Six Months Warning shall be given for the Termination theleof. The mode of Payment to be by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety Days after dale. The Conditions of the Contratlr may be seen at the Secretary': Offi.e, at this Office, or Gy appyingto the Caleflor of His Ma. jesty's Customs at Harwich. • No regard will he bad to any. Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words as length, or tbst shall not be delivered to • the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the iotb of April next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pet_ on on bis behalf, attends 1* answer when called Jot. . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, . March 20, iSlo. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 111/IyESTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 301,6 Inst. they will be real'y to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat /or Nine Hundred Quarter: of New Pale, and for Three Hundred Quarters el New Close-dried -AMBER MALT; to &answerable te Samples 10l not less than' One Quart each), to be produced with the Tenders. And for Three Hundred Chaldronr of PITTS TANFIELD MOOR, LADY SIMPSON'S or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS Oa fay) in an entire Cargo or Cargoes t The Malt to be delivered, One- half thereof in a Fortnight, and the other Half in a Fortnight afterwat ds Is; and flit Cwah. 0n,4411 by the 3,4.6 ./ Aprll, by the 3tst of May next, into his Majesty's Viaualling Stores at Deptford and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest Windy day: aftei date. The Condition; of the Contreras may be seen at the Setritary's Office. No regard will be bad to any . Tender in which the Price .shall not be Inserted in words at length, or that shalt not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 30th Ins'. nor unlers the Person who maker the Tender, or some Perron orehis beh,2l, attends, to answer when called for VICTUALLING.OFFICE, - March 22d, Aro. !I , . THE COMMISSIaIVERSJ or VICTUALLING HIS. MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notke, That on Friday, the sarh of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed if/, and treat Jot Three Hundred Chu/deo-is (each consisting of thirty-six Bushels Winchester Men. ' sure) of FITT'S TANHELD MOOR, WINDSOR'S • YONTOP, or SIMPSON'S IeONTOP COALS; tobedeli. vered, in•a,whole Cargo or. Cargoes, One-ball thereof In Six Wilks, and the other Half in Six Weeks afterwards, Wind and lg•ather permitting, along-side the Wbaff of His Majesty's Virtual/lug Premise: at Plymouth and Southdown, and to'be paid for by Bills payable, witb Interest; rlinety days after date. , The Conditions of the Contra °3 may be seen at the Secretary': Office. - • No regard will be had to arty Tender in which the Pike shad not he inserted in words at length, or lhat• shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday the tjth of April next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, oi some Perron on 4h behalf, attends, to answer, tuber called CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and 1h../ their tormenting Itching instantly removed by W I T I-1 EAD's ESSENCE of MIISTARD i universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rlieumatisrqs, Palsies, ,Gouty Atledions, and Complaints of the Stoin4ch ; but where this certain remedy has been unkn .wn ' or nogleet..,d, and the Chilblains, have adually broke, WI-111'61i EAD's FAMILY CERATE will ei.se the pain, and very speedily . heal them. Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek- , street, o Jho, London, the Essence and Pillsat as. 9 each— tile Cer.ite at ts. :Id. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The Genuine, has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R. folmsimn inserted on it. T•. qr 7 •;.-.77;;,, f — i - 3 1 ?-,11* 1 t jex-;;, -. 77;10 , .7 , • Ati,;;l‘42;`:'' GRAY EL AND STONE. HICKMAN'S PILLS for the GRAVEL and STONE, are a certain cure for that most painful ,and distressing complaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its various forms, as lumbago,. and excruciating pain in the'bowe/s. This disease is known to proceed from a faulty seoretion itl the kidneys, conneeted with the weaknesses,of their vessels. Theuse of llickman's Ptlls,.by bracing these orgaus, restore the secret:on of the urine to a healthy state s and prevents the farther prokluttion of that matterwhich formi stone and gra. vel. It is from success in private practice, and at the strong recommendation of numbers who have been cured by t h em that they are brought before the Public, and experience will Convince every one of their unparalleled eilitacy against this fatal disorder. Sold witolesale and retail at Mr. Butler's 4, Cheapside, corner of Pacernoster-row ; Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Clark, 259, Borough; Allen, ,6, Oxford-street ; and most country Booksellers and Medicine Venders, in Boxes, .at .2S. 9(1. each. Of whom may - Butler's Aroinitic Pcdoral Lozenges, Tor improving the voice,anci for eouzfis, colds, 4thrrtas,6tc. in Boxes, at lc fin. each„ i ~1~ I I , ' et l ~ } ';.